The Africa Channel

In Studio Sessions with Ousmane Sow, Bruce Onobrakpeya, Yusuf Grillo and Julien Sinzogan.

Ruby Kang'ethe seeks to discover how Kenyans express themselves through fashion and how their tastes align with Western trends.

Powerhouse New Yorkers share their stories of what it means to be first-generation African immigrants in America; Social Entrepreneur Chid Liberty, Everyday People's DJ Moma, jewelry artist Sewit Sium, and the CEO of Birthright Africa Walla Elsheikh.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Analysis of the day's news from Africa.

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Nairobi's most famous homes; the glamorous evening features a concert by an upcoming African musician; her menu features oxtail stew, groundnut soup and jollof rice.

Cuisine of the Arabian Gulf including Saudi jareesh, Kuwaiti mutabbaq and Bahrain's khanfaroosh.

Chef May Yacoubi highlights the melting pot of flavors found in South African cuisine starting with the country's national dish, bobotie, followed by the famous peri peri sauce; then for dessert, it's malva pudding.

A taste of the lush landscapes, sites, foods and places to stay on the historic island of Jamaica.

Winner of the double bathroom challenge.

The teams scramble to finish decorating.

The art of tying swanky, funky and cool head wraps.

Celebrating beauty, power and resilience.

Eager to cook her father's favorite recipe, Bim shops for ingredients at an African market; she visits a French perfumery in Beverly Hills and considers designing her own fragrance.

As Bim becomes more comfortable in LA, she finally decides to learn how to drive; a spiritual guide conveys a message from beyond; Bim celebrates her birthday with her friends at the marina.

Winner of the double bathroom challenge.

The teams scramble to finish decorating.

The art of tying swanky, funky and cool head wraps.

Celebrating beauty, power and resilience.

Eager to cook her father's favorite recipe, Bim shops for ingredients at an African market; she visits a French perfumery in Beverly Hills and considers designing her own fragrance.

As Bim becomes more comfortable in LA, she finally decides to learn how to drive; a spiritual guide conveys a message from beyond; Bim celebrates her birthday with her friends at the marina.

The founder of a successful Los Angeles-based sign spinning business makes a first trip to Johannesburg in order to expand his brand to Africa.

Brooklyn producer, director and writer Natural Langdon heads to Accra to shoot a local artist's music video with an important message and to explore Sub-Saharan Africa.

Turtles come in so many shapes and sizes! Dr Mark teaches us how to tell them apart, why they are in trouble, and how we can help them. We also get to meet another one of Dr Marks' special, rescued friends.

These slithering creatures have an unfair reputation so join us as Dr Mark introduces us to another one of his rescued friends while we learn about the important role snakes play in keeping us safe.

Discovering the rare Cross River gorilla, visit lesser-known South African parks with comedian Themba Robins and join the efforts of marine conservation in Kenya.

Discovering the rare Cross River gorilla, visit lesser-known South African parks with comedian Themba Robins and join the efforts of marine conservation in Kenya.

Analysis of the day's news from Africa.

Sharing stories of positive progress in South Africa.

Washington, D.C. is a place where the ideals of a country are celebrated, and from the sounds of African inspired music, to the aroma of Ethiopian coffee, Africa's influence is everywhere.

Nate paddles with the Zulu boys on the most surfable waves on the continent; a look at what their favorite Durban banks are about.

"World Wide Nate" heads to "The Kingdom in the Sky" to get dirty with some mountain biking; he also gets a hands-on lesson about the Basotho culture by learning how to weave the cherished Basotho hat from a woman, who has made them for years.

The founder of a successful Los Angeles-based sign spinning business makes a first trip to Johannesburg in order to expand his brand to Africa.

Brooklyn producer, director and writer Natural Langdon heads to Accra to shoot a local artist's music video with an important message and to explore Sub-Saharan Africa.

A taste of the lush landscapes, sites, foods and places to stay on the historic island of Jamaica.

Washington, D.C. is a place where the ideals of a country are celebrated, and from the sounds of African inspired music, to the aroma of Ethiopian coffee, Africa's influence is everywhere.

Nate paddles with the Zulu boys on the most surfable waves on the continent; a look at what their favorite Durban banks are about.

"World Wide Nate" heads to "The Kingdom in the Sky" to get dirty with some mountain biking; he also gets a hands-on lesson about the Basotho culture by learning how to weave the cherished Basotho hat from a woman, who has made them for years.